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  • 10. Options to reduce greenhouse gas emissions during wastewater treatment for agricultural use.
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  • 13. Comparison of selected aerobic and anaerobic procedures for MSW treatment.
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  • 16. Minimization of greenhouse gas emission by application of anaerobic digestion process with biogas utilization.
    Yasui H, Komatsu K, Goel R, Matsuhashi R, Ohashi A, Harada H.
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